Overview
Teesside University has evolved into a dynamic institution offering over 270 full-time courses and 145 sandwich/placement courses across various disciplines. With a strong focus on computer science, social sciences, art & humanities, engineering, and life sciences, Teesside University provides a comprehensive educational experience. Ranked 68th in the Guardian University Guide and 87th in the Times/Sunday Times, Teesside University is renowned for its academic excellence and commitment to teaching quality.
History
Dating back to 1844, Teesside University's journey began with the establishment of a Mechanics’ Institute. Overcoming financial challenges, the institute evolved into the Constantine Technical College in 1930 before gaining university status in 1992. Today, Teesside University continues to build on its rich heritage, embracing innovation and academic growth.
Ranking & Achievements
Teesside University's commitment to research excellence is reflected in its rankings, including 86th in the Times University Guide and 80th in the Guardian University Guide. With a significant increase in research volume and quality, Teesside University boasts strengths in smart energy solutions, public health, and diversity in the arts.
Faculties
- School of Arts & Creative Industries
- School of Computing, Engineering & Digital Technologies
- School of Health & Life Sciences
- School of Social Sciences, Humanities & Law
- Teesside University International Business School
Facilities & Services
Teesside University offers comprehensive support services to enhance student learning and well-being. From the Learning Hub providing academic assistance to the Student Wellbeing support offering therapies and counseling, Teesside ensures a supportive environment for all students. The Assessment Centre on Teesside (ACT) provides specialist study skills and mobility support, while the Student's Union offers over 100 clubs and societies for social engagement.
Student Life
Immerse yourself in Middlesbrough's vibrant culture and thriving social scene while studying at Teesside University. From independent shopping centers to sports venues and cultural landmarks like the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, students enjoy a diverse range of activities and attractions. Affordable accommodation options, including self-catered rooms with 24-hour security, make student life comfortable and convenient.
Accommodations
Teesside University offers a range of accommodation options for first-year undergraduates, with prices ranging from £58 to £125 per week. With amenities such as WiFi, laundry facilities, and communal spaces, students can enjoy a safe and supportive living environment on campus.
Location
Situated in Middlesbrough, Teesside University benefits from a vibrant town atmosphere and convenient access to nearby airports and cultural landmarks. With direct flights to London and Amsterdam from Durham Tees Valley Airport and Newcastle International Airport, students have easy access to international travel opportunities. Explore the picturesque regions of Northumbria and North Yorkshire while studying in one of the UK's most exciting educational hubs.